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San Diego Yacht Club

• Address: 1011 Anchorage Lane, San Diego CA 92106-3005
• Phone: 619.221.8400 Fax: 619.224.3059
• Web Site: sdyc.org
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• Docking & Reciprocity: Contact yacht club for reciprocal information. Reservations required.

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The Mission of the San Diego Yacht Club is to encourage and foster interest in all aspects of yachting. Tucked away in beautiful Point Loma, the San Diego Yacht Club is consistently ranked among the top 5 yacht clubs in the Nation and is recognized by the Club Leadership Forum as one of the finest facilities of its kind in the world.

Stories from San Diego Yacht Club

In 1886, a group of local boating enthusiasts joined together to found what has become a cornerstone yacht club in the annals of American yachting. San Diego Yacht Club’s facilities had humble beginnings in several locations, including an old ferry boat. SDYC has been at its present location on Point Loma since 1924. Its facilities operate year-round and include 576 boat slips, dry storage for 161 boats, tennis courts, a swimming pool, picnic areas, a full-service dining room, bar, banquet facilities, snack bar (summer only), gift shop, and an internationally renowned year-round Junior Program. SDYC members are dedicated to the principles and traditions of Corinthian yachting.

San Diego Yacht Club won the America’s Cup in 1987, 1988, and 1992, hosting the event in 1988, 1992, and 1995. In 1987 and 1988, Dennis Conner won the America’s Cup on behalf of SDYC. The competition was won a third time by SDYC in 1992, by Bill Koch on the yacht America .  In addition to America’s Cup, ten SDYC members have won the Star World Championships. San Diego Yacht Club has also had 13 members sail for their country in the Olympics earning 10 Olympic medals between them.

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Cuisine (20 of 115), 602 restaurants available nearby, 1. bali hai restaurant, 2. ketch grill & taps - point loma, 3. humphreys socal dining and music, 4. quarterdeck restaurant- bay club hotel and marina, 5. cesarina, 7. coasterra, 9. born & raised, 10. herb & wood, see what locals rave about.

• S Sara vip Utah • 3 reviews 5.0 Dined 2 days ago Came for the view and seafood. It did not disappoint. Kind of kitschy, but also kinda upscale. We prefer doing a selection of appetizers as our dinner. Portions were large. Shishito peppers were awesome, and coconut shrimp is top tier. More info Bali Hai Restaurant $$$ $ Price: Expensive • Polynesian • Shelter Island / San Diego Bay • 4.6
• K KC vip San Diego • 9 reviews 5.0 Dined 2 days ago One guest gluten free had a perfect lettuce wrapped hamburger. Another had fresh grilled fish tacos, “the best ever anywhere.” I had the sand dabs, a larger portion than usual and I could have licked my plate clean. Our server, Erika, was perfect, friendly, and aware of our guests gluten allergy. More info Ketch Grill & Taps - Point Loma $$ $$ Price: Moderate • Contemporary American • Point Loma • 4.5
• C Caitlin San Diego • 1 review 5.0 Dined 4 days ago We chose to celebrate our dear friend's upcoming move with dinner at Cesarina on Tuesday night. For starters, I'm glad I opted for the patio as it was off the main drag and a lot quieter. Our server Kara was incredible, funny and attentive. The drinks were beyond refreshing and delicious! (We had the bartender make a couple of Hugo Spritz for us- which I cannot recommend enough!) The food was on a completely different level- I was blown away! The Polpo Croccante was such an exciting mixture of flavors and textures- we wish we would have ordered more than one for the table! And the Pappardelle al Brasato di Mazo? Now, I've had good pasta before, but this pasta was easily the best past I have ever had. The simplicity of the flavors made it so that each one was highlighted in such a complementary way. I cannot say enough good things about our experience. And I'm going to hype up our server, Kara, once more. Servers can also make or break an experience and she was perfect! More info Cesarina $$ $$ Price: Moderate • Italian • Ocean Beach • 4.8
• C Casandra Kansas City / Kansas • 1 review 5.0 Dined on Aug 13, 2024 We went for dinner & breakfast! For dinner we got shrimp and Mac n cheese (it was a little too cheesy but still good). My husband got filet mignon, mashed potatoes, asparagus and carrots. It was very delicious. We also went for breakfast and got an omelet with potatoes. Potatoes weren’t seasoned but cooked perfect. The service was definitely a bonus both servers were so nice and on top of it! They made the eating experience there amazing and the reason we would come back. More info Quarterdeck Restaurant- Bay Club Hotel And Marina $$ $$ Price: Moderate • Contemporary American • Shelter Island / San Diego Bay • 4.3
• OT OpenTable Diner Palm Springs / Palm Desert Cities • 2 reviews 5.0 Dined on Aug 10, 2024 Our food was delicious and the service was impeccable! More info Humphreys SoCal Dining and Music $$$ $ Price: Expensive • American • Point Loma • 4.3

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Silver Gate Yacht Club

2091 Shelter Island Drive San Diego, California 92106 Telephone : (619) 222-1214 Fax: (619) 222-4506

Office Hours 

Monday-Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm

Saturday-Sunday 8:30am - 5:00pm

SGYC Restaurant Hours                   

Dinner: 5pm - 8pm

Lunch: 11am - 5pm

Dinner: 5pm - 9pm

Breakfast: 9am - 1pm

Lunch/Pub Grub: 1pm - 9pm

Lunch/Pub Grub: 1pm - 8pm

SGYC Bar Hours  

Happy Hour 5-6:30pm

11am - 11pm

Happy Hour: 3-5pm

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Haute Membership: The San Diego Yacht Club

What exactly does one have to do, besides own a yacht, to become a member of The San Diego Yacht Club , or the SDYC as it’s called?

First off, know your history. According to facts, this club dates back to 1886, when a group of boating enthusiasts joined together and formed one of the very first, and still one of the uppermost cornerstones, in Americal yachting history. Back then, they didn’t have one designated spot for meeting, they bounced around locations until 1924 where they settled in the Point Loma location they still use today. Since then, it’s grown from a group of die-hard boaters, to an highly organized business based on a dedication to teaching and living by the Corinithian principles of yachting, as stated by their website.

The club operates all year, with no off-season, and has everything from tennis courts, dining rooms, banquet facilities, swimming pools, and of course, a plethora of boats. It’s a fantastic place to become a member, and to do so, one must prove that you have past yachting experience, and a desire to grow that experience and participate in yachting activities. In addition, you must follow a guideline of application submissions including six references from current SDYC members, two sponsors with appropriate membership status, and aside from the other requirements, the applicant may only be requested to join by the sponsors only. In other words, you better know somebody. The SDYC is elite, but for good reason, as they take their club very seriously, and are careful to select people who will continue to participate and thrive in the yachting community.

In addition to the leisure activities, The SDYC also operates the philanthropic program of the San Diego Yacht Club Sailing Foundation , which is a non-profit corporation operating to increase education and promotion of amateur sailing activities, competitions, and all kinds of related maritime education. With an active scholarship and awards program, this foundation is increasing the young interests in all things marine life and sailing related.  The SDYC was also recently recognized for their many programs that support the US military. The San Diego Military Advisory Council awarded them reocgnition in December for their continued suuport and dedication to our armed forces. They were honored with the Achievement Award by the Council and were recognized for all they do for active duty servicemen and women in the US, and their families.

The SDYC is an organization this city is very proud of, and many wish to become a member. From their yachting activities, to their philanthropic programs, to their ongoing military support and edcuation, this is a club that is worth it’s standards of admission. Very Haute, SDYC, very Haute indeed.

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Food & Beverage

Members of SWYC and reciprocal yacht clubs are invited to enjoy our dining facilities and host private events at our beautiful clubhouse.  

Southwestern Yacht Club offers wonderful marina views, a friendly relaxed atmosphere, and fresh, straightforward food.  Our Chart Room offers lunch, dinner, and bar service daily, plus breakfast on the weekends.  Members are proud of our large draft beer selection, reasonably priced wine list, and extensive liquor menu.  The dining room is available Monday through Sunday, and deck seating is always an option, especially with umbrellas and heaters at the ready.  The lower deck is also dog friendly, welcoming leashed pets.   Throughout the year, Members can participate in numerous club activities.  Club committees plan themed events that include special menus and decorations.  Our experienced staff implements them, so Members can relax and enjoy the camaraderie so prevalent here at SWYC.  Some examples include The John Tanner Memorial Swordfish Dinner, Easter Brunch, Carnival, Oktoberfest, Luau, Thanksgiving Buffet, and New Year’s Eve.  The Club also sponsors live entertainment twice a month.  Check out more of our events by clicking on the  Calendar  page and selecting Social under the Categories tab. Southwestern Yacht Club is also the ideal venue for any number of private events (weddings, birthday parties, class reunions) and business meetings (retreats, presentations, mixers).  With a variety of room size options to host up to 300 guests, including outdoor decks, SWYC offers the perfect space for your event.  We offer complete catering services including plated breakfasts, lunches, dinners and buffets. Let us assist you in creating a memorable event for you and your guests.  To check for availability and to organize the event details, contact our Food & Beverage Assistant Manager, Lauren Wheeler, at (619) 222-0438, ext. 119 or email l [email protected] .  Click here to see our  catering packet .   Please note that only members of SWYC and reciprocal yacht clubs are welcome to host a private event.    

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To Place a Wine Order Please email your price inquiry to: [email protected]

All wine orders are for solid cases and can usually be fulfilled in a few days.  As with any wine purchased through our Wine Program, you may enjoy the bottles on Club premises with complimentary corkage service once seated dining resumes.

Updated and current wine list, click here ->  Wine List

Box Lunch Order Form

If you are heading out on the water and need some help with lunches, you can order them at least 24 hours in advance with our online ordering form.

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Tell us how we are doing.  Comments get reviewed by Club Management, the House Committee, and the Board of Directors.  Thank you for your feedback.  

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San Diego Association of Yacht Clubs Publishes 2022 Calendar and Guide

SAN DIEGO一 The San Diego Association of Yacht Clubs published their 2022 yacht racing calendar and guide to yacht clubs on Jan. 31. The guide has a complete list of all competitive and charitable races held in San Diego County in chronological order and a guide for participating yacht clubs detailing membership, hours, facilities, reciprocity with other clubs, and any other comments.

The SDAYC is a non-profit established in 1960 to foster and encourage yachting participation and promote public interest in the San Diego area.

The calendar, which includes Ensenada and Oceanside, is published each year with 14 participating yacht clubs and various associations, including the Coronado Cays Yacht Club and the Ancient Maritime Sailing Association.

The calendar is printed out and distributed to sailing associations throughout San Diego but can also be found online at https://d282wvk2qi4wzk.cloudfront.net/wb_editor_doc_1640310972309 .

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OCEANSIDE YACHT CLUB (OYC)

Member of san diego association of yacht clubs (sdayc).

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CLUB INFORMATION

Oceanside Yacht Club (OYC) oceansideyc.net 1950 N Harbor Dr., Oceanside, CA 92054 Email: [email protected] (760) 722-5751

DESCRIPTION

Year club founded: 1963 Year club joined SCYA: 1964

Facilities: Dining room Friday & Saturday 5:30- 8pm Bar / Clubhouse Winter Hours (October 1- April 31): Friday 5pm-10pm, Saturday 12 pm-10 pm, Sunday 12pm-6pm, MNF 5 pm-end of game Summer Hours (May 1- September 31) Wednesday thru Friday 5pm-10pm, Saturday 12pm -10pm, Sunday 12 pm – 8 pm

Office: Tuesday – Saturday 12 pm – 5 pm

Reciprocity: Contact Port Captain thru office to make reservations

Membership: Available, please visit website or call office.

Junior Learn to Sail: offered in summer. Information & forms will be available on website.

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Upon Arrival

The members and staff of SDYC welcome you to our Club. We will do everything possible to make your visit with us enjoyable. The information listed below contains answers to what most visitors ask us concerning our facilities. We hope your stay with us will encourage you to make us a frequent port of call.

SDYC members are dedicated to the principles and traditions of Corinthian yachting.

LETTERS OF INTRODUCTION

• Members of reciprocal yacht clubs can request their club provide a Letter of Introduction stating the member name and valid membership. Please direct Letters of Introduction to the SDYC Front Desk ( [email protected] , [email protected] ) . Question? 619-758-6301.

UPON ARRIVAL

• All yachts visiting SDYC must identify themselves by flying their yacht club burgee.
• For slip space availability and assignment, as you arrive in the vicinity of San Diego Yacht Club, contact the Dockmaster Office at (619) 758-6308 or on VHF 69 for docking instructions.
• After slip assignment visit the Front Desk during business hours. Present your current yacht club affiliation card and receive a guest card and information about other reciprocity privileges.
• Key cards for the heads and showers are available from the office. There is a $100 deposit. Cards must be returned prior to departure at which time your deposit will be refunded. Should you leave without returning your key card, please send it to SDYC and your deposit will be mailed to you promptly.
• Messages and mail may be received or left at the front desk. There are no public phones on the property. There is a courtesy phone in the lobby for local calls only.
• We monitor channel 69 in the Security shack located at the front entrance to the Club.

DOCKS AND HOUSE RULES

• Guests may utilize all of our facilities, including the pool, spa and our complete food and beverage services. A service charge of 15% will be added to all food and beverage purchases. Please show the Dining Room staff your guest card when requesting seating or service.
• Our guest dock, located directly in front of the Club, is for temporary use only.
• No guest boat shall be allowed to perform repairs of any kind without the express permission of management.
• Animals are not permitted on guest vessels.
• The Club provides adequate restrooms, so please refrain from using the toilet facilities on your boat.
• Bicycle riding on the docks, skateboarding or roller skating are not allowed on the premises.
• Please notify Security of any expected guests. They must be registered at the front gate.
• Guest automobile parking is available on Monday through Friday only.
• Guests are requested to park outside the Club grounds on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays and other special event days.

CELL PHONE POLICY

Cell phone conversations are not allowed in the bar, dining room, member's lounge, or anywhere else in the clubhouse or deck. Calls are not to be initiated in these areas and received calls should be taken outside of these areas (House Rule #15).

WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS

SDYC offers wireless internet to our members and guests while on the property. Please stop by the Front Desk to receive a password to use the 'SDYCWireless' network. You can always visit the Members Lounge to the right of the lobby as a comfortable place to use your laptop. For additional support, contact  [email protected] .

San Diego Yacht Club 1011 Anchorage Lane San Diego, CA 92106

Phone: (619) 221-8400 Fax: (619) 224-3059

VHF Channel 69

Latitude 32°43'05" North Longitude 117°13'43" West

By Water:  As you arrive to San Diego, turn in at buoys 5/6 and follow channel until buoys 14/15. At this point, stay to the left and follow the channel that leads toward the San Diego Harbor Police offices and where the U.S. Customs does their check-ins. Once past the Harbor Police, stay to your right and follow the channel almost to the end (you will see the Chevron/Pearson fuel docks). San Diego Yacht Club is on the left. Our guest dock is located between D and E docks. Please check in at the front desk upon your arrival. From the airport or downtown:  Take Harbor Drive toward Point Loma Turn left on Rosecrans (signal). Go a few blocks to Talbot Street (signal). Make a left turn and go to Anchorage Lane--we take up the entire block, you can't miss us! From Interstate 5 South or 8 West: Exit at Rosecrans Street exit. Follow Rosecrans Street until you reach Talbot Street (3½ miles, to third street past Shelter Island Drive). Turn left and go to Anchorage Lane--we take up the entire block, you can't miss us! From Interstate 5 North: Exit at Hawthorne (airport exit). Follow to Harbor Drive toward Pt. Loma. Turn left on Rosecrans Street (signal). Go a few blocks to Talbot Street (signal). Make a left turn and go to Anchorage Lane--we take up the entire block, you can't miss us!

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